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DESCRIPTION:Setting up GeoServer can be deceptively simple. Bringing it int
 o production—stable\, performant\, and capable of handling real-world tr
 affic—is a different challenge. This talk distills hands-on lessons from
  enterprise GeoServer deployments into a practical playbook\, covering the
  full journey from initial setup to a production-ready service\, including
  modern cloud-native approaches such as GeoServer Cloud.\n\nWe explore the
  configuration decisions that matter most in production: selecting output 
 formats to avoid network bottlenecks\, preparing vector and raster data fo
 r the multi-resolution demands of web GIS\, and tuning SLD styling to bala
 nce visual quality with rendering performance. We then move to caching str
 ategies\, demonstrating how to configure GeoWebCache effectively for backg
 round layers\, and how to identify scenarios where caching can be counterp
 roductive.\n\nService limits\, the control-flow extension\, and the monito
 ring extension are presented as key operational tools for maintaining stab
 ility under real user load—helping identify slow requests\, resource-int
 ensive clients\, and the services and layers that require closer attention
 . JVM sizing and container configuration are addressed at a practical leve
 l\, focusing on actionable guidance rather than theory\, with notes on how
  these considerations evolve in containerized and cloud-based deployments.
 \n\nThe session concludes with real-world examples from enterprise deploym
 ents carried out by the speaker and colleagues at GeoSolutions\, spanning 
 government SDIs\, environmental monitoring platforms\, and large-scale hum
 anitarian mapping systems. For each scenario\, we highlight the configurat
 ion choices and tuning strategies that made a measurable difference: which
  caching approaches were adopted and why\, how service limits were aligned
  with actual client behavior\, and how load testing validated each improve
 ment prior to go-live. Attendees will leave with concrete patterns they ca
 n immediately apply to their own installations.
DTSTAMP:20260605T033433Z
LOCATION:A12
SUMMARY:Lessons from Running GeoServer at Scale - Andrea Aime\, Simone Gian
 necchini
URL:https://talks.osgeo.org/foss4g-europe-2026/talk/NCJR9L/
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